Price Per Square Foot Calculator

Divide the total price by the area in square feet. A 300,000 home with 2,000 square feet works out to 150 dollars per square foot. The calculator rounds the rate to two decimal places.

Yes. Switch the unit to square meters and the label updates to dollars per square meter. Enter the price and the area in the unit you selected.

No. It uses whatever unit you choose and the area you type, so it changes the label but does not convert the area value itself. Enter the area already expressed in the unit you picked.

Yes. Use 'Total from rate' mode to multiply a price per unit by an area and get the total price. It is useful for estimating what a listing at a given rate would cost, or checking an asking price against a neighborhood rate.

It normalizes for size, so a 1,500 square foot condo and a 2,400 square foot house can be compared on the same scale. A lower rate is not automatically a better deal, but it is a fast first filter before you weigh condition and location.

That is up to you, but be consistent. Listings sometimes quote gross floor area and sometimes livable or carpet area, and mixing them distorts the comparison. Use the same definition for every property you line up.

Yes. Enter the monthly or annual rent as the price and the leasable area as the area to get rent per square foot, a common way to compare office, retail and apartment listings.

Yes. Everything is calculated in your browser and nothing is uploaded, so the prices and sizes you enter stay on your device.